Wehewehe Wikiwiki Hawaiian language dictionaries

Common forms are derivatives of lali, hinu, lohi, lino, napa, hūlali; liko (as with dew).

• Examples:
  • The sun shines, pā ka lā.
  • The Lord make his face to shine upon you (Nah. 6:25), na Iēhowa e kau mai i ka mālamalama o kona maka maluna iho ou.
• Related:
  • To shine brightly, as moon or stars, ʻā akaaka, pā, kōnane, pā kōnane, papā.
  • To shine shoes, hoʻohinuhinu kāmaʻa.
  • Also: ʻanapa, ʻānapanapa, ʻalohi, hinuhinu, hoʻohinuhinu, ʻōhinu, ʻōhinuhinu, pahinu, pua, pūwā, hoaka, akaaka, akaka, huaka, kuali, mālamalama, mōhala, lapalapa, hoʻāʻiaʻi, aʻiaʻi, hoʻāliali, hoʻopuakea, lala, ʻōlali, laʻelaʻe, lile, ʻolili, ʻoliko, nōlinolino, nōweo, kamani, mohā.